Brexit is the number one UK talking point as we try to understand the fast-paced, wide-ranging developments that occur every week. How will Brexit affect business and employment? How will Brexit affect the property market? How about international travel and relocation? Or intellectual property protection? From debt recovery to divorce, we all need a steer on the likely outcomes of Britain’s exit from the European Union. SA Law’s legal experts focus on the key issues to give you greater decision-making clarity.
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Brexit and what’s changed for expatriates in applying to the Family Courts
Marilyn Bell comments on the rise in complex issues around family money following Brexit
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The UK’s Points-Based Immigration System
Chris Cook and Nishma Chudasama look at the new points-based immigration system which came into force on 1st January 2021.
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Shopping for Divorce
Family Partner, Kiran Beeharry writes about the impact of Brexit on the divorce process.
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EU Domain Names: what happens after Brexit?
Around 300,000 UK-based companies use .eu domain names. With Brexit looming, companies and businesses must consider whether to keep these or not.
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How to alleviate employees' Brexit concerns
In People Management, the Employment team explains what employers can do to help alleviate Brexit concerns in the office.
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Brexit – a litigator’s view of the current position
The result of the EU Referendum has sparked much comment, speculation and uncertainty across most aspects of our personal and business lives but, for…
Keep up to date with all the latest Brexit news from around the world
Brexit: All you need to know about the UK leaving the EU - BBC News
Brexit phrasebook: a guide to the talks' key terms - The Guardian
Status of EU citizens in the UK: what you need to know - UK Government